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Measure Twice, Cut Once(calendar.perfplanet.com)
1 points by sh1mmer 15y ago|0 comments
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by sh1mmer 15y ago
So that's at least $55mm/revenue PA.
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Next Gen Readiness with Node.js(developerboards.att.lithium.com)
1 points by sh1mmer 15y ago|0 comments
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by sh1mmer 15y ago
This fall exactly into my thinking about Groupon Economics. #1 this is not a commodity business like say food #2 customers that purchase because it's a discount wouldn't be likely to purchase otherwise, and it's hard for them to find anothe
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by sh1mmer 15y ago
Good lord, I'm pretty sure no-one is suggesting you use these in production. In fact it says at the top you shouldn't. If you are writing mobile apps you should check out XUI instead of jQuery. jQuery (even jQ Mobile) is super heavy. XUI is
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Multi-tiered Node.js Architectures - JSConf 2011(slideshare.net)
6 points by sh1mmer 15y ago|0 comments
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by sh1mmer 15y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Joyent, not legal advice, yada yada We don't want to be that guy, but we have to enforce the trademark now (in order to keep it), to allow us to use it stop any abuse to the community that might happen in the future.
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by sh1mmer 15y ago
DISCLAIMER: I work for Joyent, and I can speak for the company but this is not legal advice. My personal understanding of trademark law is that it is within a given domain. If you use "Node" in place of "Node.js" but are clearly talking abo
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
I tried it on www.yahoo.com (as a former Yahoo! employee) and it said that Yahoo Shine wasn't in my network. Something odd there, maybe someone listed Yahoo Shine's address as yahoo.com or something.
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
There have been a number of manufacturers implementing 'airplay' devices that support being airtunes speakers but it's great to see this making it possible to do with open source. It would be nice to see airtunes added to some of the cheap
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
It would have made more sense if it wasn't called a "processing fee". That implies they can justify the cost with specific work associated with making a paper available.
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Node.js on Android(d.hatena.ne.jp)
1 points by sh1mmer 16y ago|0 comments
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
I helped teach and judge at about 10 of the Hack-U competitions while I was at Yahoo and it always amazed me how ingenius the students are. Congratulations to the team on a great project and it's really nice to see how savvy about web techn
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
Apparently the commenting system isn't working. I talked to the folks at O'Reilly and we will get it up tomorrow.
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Up and Running with Node.js Book Preview(ofps.oreilly.com)
6 points by sh1mmer 16y ago|1 comments
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
It makes it a lot harder, a light dusting of caffeine can be helpful though. The purpose of vipassana meditation is "awareness" and alcohol really gets in the way of that because it makes it hard to focus. This kind of meditation is an acti
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Want Next-Gen Support for Your Node Apps? Joyent Launches No.de(mashable.com)
1 points by sh1mmer 16y ago|0 comments
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
Voxer were using Twisted and found it too slow. Matt told me he had VM issues with Python.
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
Peopleware has a chapter about "the black team" that was at IBM. The chapter is about team work but they describe how in the process of gelling the QA team delighted in finding programmer bugs. They describe how creation of a reputation and
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
One thing that threw me a little when I read Mindfulness in Plain English the first time was how they describe following your breathing in Vipassana. There are a number of methods people use including the one mentioned in the book, observ
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
Yahoo's entire BSD kernel team report to filo still. Last time I had lunch with him we talked about the minutia of DNS server implementations because I was working on some optimization tricks and he was really interested in seeing them get
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
The author put an odd amount of emphasis on those languages. I'd never heard of them, and the amount of emphasis he gave them seems disproportionate to the actual amount of interest there seems to be in them. I suspect he's not a 'web guy'.
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
Schedule of sessions is here: http://camp.nodejs.org/agenda.html
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Node Camp Live Stream(ustream.tv)
24 points by sh1mmer 16y ago|3 comments
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Samsung Galaxy Android Tablet: The HTML5 Developer Scorecard (sencha.com)
1 points by sh1mmer 16y ago|1 comments
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
You are thinking of the Internet. The Web is an abbreviation of the "World Wide Web" (of hyperlinks), rather than the medium which conveys its data.
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
That video also loaded incredibly slowly for me. I'm not on a terrible connection so you should consider a) where you are hosting it b) the audio/video quality to help speed up downloads. I probably wouldn't have watched it if I didn't know
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
Those guys love Whiskey. Except for Tom, who loves Whisky. (That's Bourbon vs. Scotch). I'm with Tom.
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
You can tell he's associated with Github because he's holding whiskey. If you know those guys you'll know I'm right.
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by sh1mmer 16y ago
If you are trying to hire someone and you have multiple candidates you may need a differentiator. If someone has a good programming blog that's probably: a) another way you can assess their programming knowledge b) a net benefit for your co

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